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Isolated Third Nerve Palsy and Alternate Hemiparesis in Brain Stem Stroke: A Case Report. [PDF]
Rom J OphthalmolPinzon RT, Afifudin M, Ziliwu CRN.
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Pupillary dilatation and driving in diabetic patients
Diabetic Medicine, 1998Diabetic patients routinely have their pupils dilated for fundoscopy as part of the annual review. To assess the ability of diabetic patients to drive after pupillary dilatation we studied 61 diabetic patients (18 IDDM, 43 NIDDM), mean age 54.98 years, before and 1 h after pupillary dilatation with 1% tropicamide.
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European Archives of Psychiatry and Clinical Neuroscience, 1996
Recently we investigated 29 patients aged between 31 and 60 years with multiple sclerosis by means of two new techniques. The first technique was based on pupillary dilatation response to the topical application of the cholinergic antagonist tropicamide.
Walter H, Grünberger J, L Linzmayer
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Recently we investigated 29 patients aged between 31 and 60 years with multiple sclerosis by means of two new techniques. The first technique was based on pupillary dilatation response to the topical application of the cholinergic antagonist tropicamide.
Walter H, Grünberger J, L Linzmayer
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Unilateral Pupillary Dilatation During Adversive Seizures
Archives of Neurology, 1974A patient had adversive seizures accompanied by unilateral pupillary dilatation. Neuropathologic examination showed a contusion involving the middle frontal gyrus contralateral to the pupil that dilated during the seizure. The clinical features and the location of this lesion (presumably the epileptogenic focus) correlate well with experimental studies
David Zee
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Effect of pupillary dilatation in flash VER testing
Documenta Ophthalmologica, 1986Light flash transient visual evoked response (VER) testing is often a part of the perioperative evaluation of eyes with opaque media, and pupillary size in these patients may not be knowable or may be inadvisable to alter. We therefore evaluated transient light flash VER responses before and after pupillary dilation in normal controls and in patients ...
H, Skalka, J, Holman
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Pupillary Dilatation with Single Eyedrop Mydriatic Combinations
American Journal of Ophthalmology, 1980We studied the mydiatic effect of three solutions containing a combination of two mydriatic drugs in 80 adult patients. The solutions tested were cyclopentolate HCl 0.5% with phenylephrine 2.5%, tropicamide 0.5% with phenylephrine 2.5%, and tropicamide 1.0% with phenylephrine 2.5%.
Leonard Apt, L Apt
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Unilateral pupillary dilatation during focal seizures
Journal of Neurology, 1981Pupillary dilatation was observed in a young boy who had a sudden onset of right focal seizures. Clinical and laboratory investigation revealed the presence of a benign left frontal epileptic focus. Lacking signs of third cranial nerve compression, this transient pupillary abnormality could be caused by the contralateral frontal epileptic focus. Such a
Gadoth N
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